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Facebook Fear! Social Networks A Dead Giveaway: Aussies

Posting or tweeting locations on Facebook and Co could lead to break ins, 90% of Aussies believe.

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Research Giants Reveal Huge Drop In PC Shipments

The two biggest market research companies have each reported that personal computer shipments during the first quarter of 2016 fell dramatically. Both Gartner and IDC estimated sharp declines in Q1...

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Lenovo Launches Thinnest And Lightest Notebook

Lenovo has announced a notebook that is only 18.6 millimetres thin and weighs 1.33kg, making it the thinnest and lightest 13-inch notebook to date.

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Sony Ericsson’s Dumb Phones

There may have been plenty of rumours about a dumbed down version of the P990 smartphone, but instead Sony Ericsson has chose to launch a trio of new phones aimed...

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Get Melbourne Cup LIVE on Mobile

And they're off: Telstra getting in ahead of Melbourne Cup with racing app, where you can watch Melbourne Cup action live.

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Telstra To Double Wireless Broadband Speeds

Telstra will be doubling the data speeds over its Next G network later this year. The company also said that regional Australians will be among the first to experience and...

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Pocket-Sized 1TB Drive Launched

WD is set to launch a pocket-sized 1TB portable drive that comes with hardware encryption and complete back-up software for $379.

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Motorola: New 7-Inch Rugged Tablet Has “More Targeted Market Than PlayBook”

Motorola Solutions has announced a tough-build, 7-inch Android tablet that means business, made especially for bulk-buying enterprise.

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Samsung Revamps Designer Notebooks From i3 to i7

Samsung has upped the offerings in its premium class of notebooks with three new models in the Series 9 suite, including an Intel Core i3 version for the budget buyer.

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3M Introduces Portable Handheld Projector

The new projector from 3M fits in the palm of your hand and claims to project images, data, and movies onto any flat surface up to 1.2 metres.

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